Index nominum to ontology

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    1. Index nominum to ontology
        • How to use index to highlight social networks in historical digital corpora ?
      6 juillet 2006 – Digital Humanities Gautier Poupeau, [email_address]
    2. What is an index ?
      • Index nominum is exhaustive
      • Index rerum is selective
      • Essential for paper book
        • Find an accurate reference without full-text search
        • Panorama of the content
      • Index presentations are not standardised
      • A quarter of time of editor dedicated to devising index
      • Definition  :an index is an alphabetic list of standardised entries with the reference allowing to locate them.
      • Person and place name for index nominum
      • Dealed subject for index rerum
    3. Why are indexes lacking in digital corpora ?
      • The great majority of digital corpora are not critical edition but textual databases
      • Economical problem (a quarter of editor's time to make an index...)
      • Full-text search
      Index nominum had not its place in these publications dedicated to search of accurate references, rather than information browsing
    4. Plan
      • Index are often lacking in digital corpora, although they can be useful. Why are they lacking ? How can they be useful ?
      • How to use index information to create knowledge with Semantic Web principles and tools ?
      • To transcend the index traditional notion. Index as a tool to study the social networks in historical digital corpora
    5. Why is index useful for digital corpora ?
      • The index helps the editor to have a better understanding of the edited source
      • Panorama of the content like in a paper book
      • with hypertext, index is a powerful and easy tool
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    9. Why is index useful for digital corpora ?
      • toponyms and person names writings are the most disparate : limit for automatical lemmatisation and answer if lemmatisation is impossible
      • Habit to make an index for academics.
    10. Index in digital context
      • Alphabetic list is just the result of the process of gathering every point referenced and associated to a stadardised entry in the text
      • Inverse of paper index conception
      • Independance of the index in relation to page setting and pagination for a paper book or choice of logical structure for a digital book
    11. Index and TEI : Two methods
      • <index/> element
      • <persName> and <placeName> elements
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    15. Semantic Web
      • W3C activities : research, recommendations and tools
      • Goals : give signification to information on the Web in order to share it better
      • W3C semantic stack
    16. Ontology
      • In philosophy, the ontology is the study of being or existence
      • In knowledge management, an ontology is a data model that represents a domain and is used to reason about the objects in that domain and the relations between them.
      • W3C recommendation to define an ontology : OWL (Web ontology language) based on RDF model
    17. Index structure
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    35. Differents role for OWL file
      • Authority file, a meta index for different corpora
      • Informations can be added in this file
        • role in the document
        • gender
        • biographical mention
        • mention about relation between persons and between persons and places
      • prosopographical database
      • Symmetric property, e. g. : property « brother/sister of » is symmetric. If A is « brother/sister of » B, so B is brother/sister of A
      • InverseOf, e.g. : property « childOf » inverse of « parentOf. If A childOf B, so B parentOf A
      Property Characteristics
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